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The HMS Otus was scuttled off Durban, South Africa in September 1946. No records were kept of her location. After many years of searching we found her final resting place 67 years later. The divers were Patrick Voorma and Allan Maclean diving with Calypso Dive Centre, uShaka marine World.
- published: 14 Aug 2013
- views: 3610
Take a video tour of Port Eliot house, which is the family home of the Earl of St Germans in Saltash, Cornwall. It opens to the public on March 1 2008.
To read the full story click here: http://www.thisisdevon.co.uk/VIDEO-Port-Eliot-Estate-open-doors/story-16088258-detail/story.html
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- published: 20 Oct 2010
- views: 1037
SS Cheerful Tin Ingot
SS (Steam Ship) Cheerful, having departed from Falmouth bound for Liverpool, was shipwrecked on 20 July 1885, 15 miles from the Longships Lighthouse off Land's End, due to the extremely poor visibility. In the fog, she was struck amidships by the torpedo depot ship HMS Hecla, and sank within four minutes. Thirty-six of the passengers aboard the Cheerful were rescued by the Hecla and were taken to Plymouth, but nine went down with the ship, and three more perished shortly after being picked up.
The Liverpool-registered vessel, and all two tonnes of its cargo of tin were lost. She was carrying 28 and 56 pound ingots of Cornish tin bearing the marks of the smelting houses of Treloweth - St Erth, Carvedras - Truro, Trethellan - Truro, and Tamar - Bere Ferres.
Following the salvage of wreck laying in 35 fathoms of water, 18 miles NNW of St Ives, in 1994, the cargo of tin, of the SS Cheerful was recovered.
This ingot was purchased at the time by me from Barry Gamble who was a member of the savage team. According to the stamp on this tin ingot, it is known that it came from the Trethellan smelting-house of Truro, which was owned by Williams, Harvey & Co. Every tin ingot by this time was stamped with a lamb-and-flag image, designed by Henry Davies in 1715, to represent his family crest. It is also a play on words as, 'Davas' is the Cornish term for a sheep. Due to the deeply religious symbolism of the image, the lamb-and-flag had been adopted by tin smelting houses and became symbolic of the purity of their product. http://www.lowestone.com
- published: 28 Jun 2014
- views: 463
Funeral of the Royal Navy's 'Boy Hero', John Travers Cornwall in 1916 (World War One).
Location: London. 29 July 1916. (Cornwall was buried in Manor Park Cemetry, East Ham, London following a full millitary funeral service.)
Opens with shot of coffin being placed on gun carriage with flowers being secured by naval ratings. Young Naval ratings stand holding ropes, ready to pull the coffin along; pan back to coffin. Street lined with large crowd waiting for procession. Procession approaching up the street, led by a naval officer and two men in civilian dress and family. Guard follows with arms reserved, then Navy band. Many more mourners follow.
M/S as the coffin is carried slowly to the gun carriage and placed on it (this shot belongs to the start of the item.)
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- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 569
Unissued / unused material.
Snow scenes in Cornwall - Falmouth, Redruth & Helston.
Aerial view of snow covered landscape, snow clearing operations in action. Lorries and cars snowed up on the Redruth to Bodmin road. Road clearing of four lanes on the Falmouth to Redruth road. Men carrying provisions on Helston to Redruth road. Van snowed up on bypass. Large drifts on roads between Redruth and Falmouth. Snow clearing. Large drifts on Redruth to Helston road. General shots of Helston.
Ground shots of local people clearing snow bound roads. Drifts at cross roads, blocking thoroughfare. AA diversion. Snow bound blocked roads showing early morning milk lorries snow bound. Dairymen inspecting milk in churns on milk lorries. General shot snow drifts on roads with local dairymen endeavouring to free marooned milk cars with the aid of tractors (which also become bogged).
Date on dope sheet is 24/02/1955.
FILM ID:2672.06
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 1691
Paul Carter, 75, of Madras was born in Falmouth, Cornwall, England, a port town on the English Channel. Carter has been building ship models since he worked in the shipyards at the age of 15. To read Carter's full story visit bendbulletin.com.
- published: 26 Feb 2016
- views: 461
Old Cine Film from the late 1960's early 1970's of St Ives and the King Harry Ferry in Cornwall. If you enjoy looking at old film subscribe to my channel as I collect old cine film and any clips that I think could be of interest to other people I put up on my channel.
- published: 05 Jan 2016
- views: 449
Luke`s (Netto`s) first deployment, with HMS Portland. Arriving at Plymouth on 15.11.10 having been at sea for almost 6 months, and having sailed half way around the world ! His elder brother Elliot joined him for the final week and was nick named "Jesus" & "J.C" by the crew !
I do apoligise for calling HMS Portland, "Luke`s ship" when it is in fact owned by Her Majesty and the Royal Navy.....I was just very excited !
Hundreds of family members and friends welcomed home HMS Portland yesterday as she returned from a successful seven-month deployment to the South Atlantic, eastern Pacific and Caribbean Sea.
The Devonport-based Type 23 frigate was deployed to the Falkland Islands for four months as the Atlantic Patrol Task (South) ship and sailed over 32,000 miles (51,500km), including circumnavigating South America, transiting the Magellan Straits, Patagonian and Panama Canals and sailing the length and breadth of the Atlantic with two crossings of the Equator.
HMS Portland's Commanding Officer, Commander Mike Knott, said:
"In a busy but extremely rewarding seven months HMS Portland has achieved a great deal, not only enhancing peace and stability within the South Atlantic and West African regions, but also contributing to the fight against cocaine-trafficking and narco-terrorism.
"I am extremely proud of my ship's company which has made a positive impact everywhere we have visited and represented the United Kingdom and Royal Navy in the finest traditions of the Service.
"After travelling over 32,000 miles and visiting 11 countries you cannot put into words how wonderful it is for the crew to meet up again with their families who have not seen them for such a long period of time. I am always so proud of how the ship's company deals with the strain of being away from their loved ones."
HMS Portland sailed from Devonport in April and en route to the Falkland Islands conducted a four-day defence diplomacy visit to Rio de Janeiro in Brazil where she hosted high-profile events such as the UK Trade and Investment defence industry day, when lucrative contracts for British businesses were signed, and a peace support operations conference for the British Ambassador.
The ship's role on her deployment was to provide a maritime presence to protect the UK's interests in the region, to reassure UK overseas territories, commonwealth countries and other friendly nations, and act as a deterrent to potential aggressors.
The ship took part in joint exercises with the Army and RAF and conducted visits to the settlements around the Falkland Islands, including South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands.
Six members of the Welsh Guards were embarked as the duty Falkland Islands infantry company which conducted foot patrols ashore.
The dramatic scenery and remote landscape will be long remembered by the ship's company as the ship encountered icebergs, glaciers, stunning mountains and fascinating local wildlife, including fur seals, elephant seals and many penguins.
On leaving the Falkland Islands, HMS Portland was honoured by a fantastic ceremonial send-off from the people and aircraft of the Mount Pleasant Complex, the Falkland Islands' military base.
The ship then navigated the Magellan Straits and Patagonian Canals on the south west coast of Chile on her way to Valparaiso for Chile's 200th anniversary of independence celebrations. The event was marked by a multinational naval exercise and an international fleet review attended by President Sebastian Pinera and the Royal Navy's First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope.
On her voyage to Chile, HMS Portland carried a special cargo of three church bells originally from a church in Santiago destroyed by fire 150 years ago but which were saved and shipped to a church in Oystermouth, Wales, where they had been on display until earlier this year.
HMS Portland and RFA Black Rover shared the transport of the bells from the UK to return them to Chile and their return on this patrol was part of the country's 200th anniversary celebrations.
HMS Portland also conducted a five-day visit to Lima in Peru, which also included a defence industry day on behalf of UK Trade and Industry, and a visit by James Brokenshire MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary for Crime Reduction at the Home Office, further raising the Royal Navy's profile in South America and helping to strengthen co-operation with Peru in the fight against cocaine-trafficking and associated terrorism
- published: 18 Nov 2010
- views: 13850
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Cornwall (
/ˈkɔrnwɔːl/ or /ˈkɔrnwəl/;Cornish: Kernow [ˈkɛrnɔʊ]; Latin: Cornubia or Cornuvia) is a unitary authority and ceremonial county of England, within the United Kingdom. It is bordered to the north and west by the Celtic Sea, to the south by the English Channel, and to the east by the county of Devon, over the River Tamar. Cornwall has a population of 537,400 and covers an area of 3,563 km2 (1,376 sq mi). The administrative centre and only city is Truro.
The area now known as Cornwall was first inhabited in the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic periods. It continued to be occupied by Neolithic and then Bronze Age peoples, and later (in the Iron Age) by Brythons with distinctive cultural relations to neighbouring Wales and Brittany. There is little evidence that Roman rule was effective west of Exeter and few Roman remains have been found. Cornwall was a division of the Dumnonii tribe—whose tribal centre was in the modern county of Devon—known as the Cornovii, separated from Wales after the Battle of Deorham, often coming into conflict with the expanding English kingdom of Wessex before King Athelstan in AD 936 set the boundary between English and Cornish at the Tamar. From the early Middle Ages, British language and culture was apparently shared by Brythons trading across both sides of the Channel, evidenced by the corresponding high medieval Breton kingdoms of Domnonee and Cornouaille and the Celtic Christianity common to both territories.
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0:56HMS Cornwall (1761) Top # 7 Facts
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4:56105 m Trimix Dive. Discovered a Submarine, The HMS Otus
105 m Trimix Dive. Discovered a Submarine, The HMS Otus105 m Trimix Dive. Discovered a Submarine, The HMS Otus
The HMS Otus was scuttled off Durban, South Africa in September 1946. No records were kept of her location. After many years of searching we found her final resting place 67 years later. The divers were Patrick Voorma and Allan Maclean diving with Calypso Dive Centre, uShaka marine World. -
6:56Video tour of Port Eliot house in St Germans, South East Cornwall
Video tour of Port Eliot house in St Germans, South East CornwallVideo tour of Port Eliot house in St Germans, South East Cornwall
Take a video tour of Port Eliot house, which is the family home of the Earl of St Germans in Saltash, Cornwall. It opens to the public on March 1 2008. To read the full story click here: http://www.thisisdevon.co.uk/VIDEO-Port-Eliot-Estate-open-doors/story-16088258-detail/story.html Follow @thisisdevonnews on Twitter: http://twitter.com/thisisdevonnews Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thisisdevon -
3:54Cornish Tin Ingot, SS Cheerful
Cornish Tin Ingot, SS CheerfulCornish Tin Ingot, SS Cheerful
SS Cheerful Tin Ingot SS (Steam Ship) Cheerful, having departed from Falmouth bound for Liverpool, was shipwrecked on 20 July 1885, 15 miles from the Longships Lighthouse off Land's End, due to the extremely poor visibility. In the fog, she was struck amidships by the torpedo depot ship HMS Hecla, and sank within four minutes. Thirty-six of the passengers aboard the Cheerful were rescued by the Hecla and were taken to Plymouth, but nine went down with the ship, and three more perished shortly after being picked up. The Liverpool-registered vessel, and all two tonnes of its cargo of tin were lost. She was carrying 28 and 56 pound ingots of Cornish tin bearing the marks of the smelting houses of Treloweth - St Erth, Carvedras - Truro, Trethellan - Truro, and Tamar - Bere Ferres. Following the salvage of wreck laying in 35 fathoms of water, 18 miles NNW of St Ives, in 1994, the cargo of tin, of the SS Cheerful was recovered. This ingot was purchased at the time by me from Barry Gamble who was a member of the savage team. According to the stamp on this tin ingot, it is known that it came from the Trethellan smelting-house of Truro, which was owned by Williams, Harvey & Co. Every tin ingot by this time was stamped with a lamb-and-flag image, designed by Henry Davies in 1715, to represent his family crest. It is also a play on words as, 'Davas' is the Cornish term for a sheep. Due to the deeply religious symbolism of the image, the lamb-and-flag had been adopted by tin smelting houses and became symbolic of the purity of their product. http://www.lowestone.com -
1:07Funeral Of Navy Hero John Travers Cornwall (1916)
Funeral Of Navy Hero John Travers Cornwall (1916)Funeral Of Navy Hero John Travers Cornwall (1916)
Funeral of the Royal Navy's 'Boy Hero', John Travers Cornwall in 1916 (World War One). Location: London. 29 July 1916. (Cornwall was buried in Manor Park Cemetry, East Ham, London following a full millitary funeral service.) Opens with shot of coffin being placed on gun carriage with flowers being secured by naval ratings. Young Naval ratings stand holding ropes, ready to pull the coffin along; pan back to coffin. Street lined with large crowd waiting for procession. Procession approaching up the street, led by a naval officer and two men in civilian dress and family. Guard follows with arms reserved, then Navy band. Many more mourners follow. M/S as the coffin is carried slowly to the gun carriage and placed on it (this shot belongs to the start of the item.) G386 90,000 historic films, all SEARCHABLE on YouTube at: http://www.youtube.com/britishpathe Join us on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/britishpathe Tweet us @britishpathe FILM ID:1848.6 -
4:56Snow Scenes In Cornwall (1955)
Snow Scenes In Cornwall (1955)Snow Scenes In Cornwall (1955)
Unissued / unused material. Snow scenes in Cornwall - Falmouth, Redruth & Helston. Aerial view of snow covered landscape, snow clearing operations in action. Lorries and cars snowed up on the Redruth to Bodmin road. Road clearing of four lanes on the Falmouth to Redruth road. Men carrying provisions on Helston to Redruth road. Van snowed up on bypass. Large drifts on roads between Redruth and Falmouth. Snow clearing. Large drifts on Redruth to Helston road. General shots of Helston. Ground shots of local people clearing snow bound roads. Drifts at cross roads, blocking thoroughfare. AA diversion. Snow bound blocked roads showing early morning milk lorries snow bound. Dairymen inspecting milk in churns on milk lorries. General shot snow drifts on roads with local dairymen endeavouring to free marooned milk cars with the aid of tractors (which also become bogged). Date on dope sheet is 24/02/1955. FILM ID:2672.06 -
1:56Former British Merchant Navy man preserves memories with model ships
Former British Merchant Navy man preserves memories with model shipsFormer British Merchant Navy man preserves memories with model ships
Paul Carter, 75, of Madras was born in Falmouth, Cornwall, England, a port town on the English Channel. Carter has been building ship models since he worked in the shipyards at the age of 15. To read Carter's full story visit bendbulletin.com. -
3:56Cornwall Late 1960's
Cornwall Late 1960'sCornwall Late 1960's
Old Cine Film from the late 1960's early 1970's of St Ives and the King Harry Ferry in Cornwall. If you enjoy looking at old film subscribe to my channel as I collect old cine film and any clips that I think could be of interest to other people I put up on my channel. -
6:56HMS Portland Royal Navy Luke coming home !
HMS Portland Royal Navy Luke coming home !HMS Portland Royal Navy Luke coming home !
Luke`s (Netto`s) first deployment, with HMS Portland. Arriving at Plymouth on 15.11.10 having been at sea for almost 6 months, and having sailed half way around the world ! His elder brother Elliot joined him for the final week and was nick named "Jesus" & "J.C" by the crew ! I do apoligise for calling HMS Portland, "Luke`s ship" when it is in fact owned by Her Majesty and the Royal Navy.....I was just very excited ! Hundreds of family members and friends welcomed home HMS Portland yesterday as she returned from a successful seven-month deployment to the South Atlantic, eastern Pacific and Caribbean Sea. The Devonport-based Type 23 frigate was deployed to the Falkland Islands for four months as the Atlantic Patrol Task (South) ship and sailed over 32,000 miles (51,500km), including circumnavigating South America, transiting the Magellan Straits, Patagonian and Panama Canals and sailing the length and breadth of the Atlantic with two crossings of the Equator. HMS Portland's Commanding Officer, Commander Mike Knott, said: "In a busy but extremely rewarding seven months HMS Portland has achieved a great deal, not only enhancing peace and stability within the South Atlantic and West African regions, but also contributing to the fight against cocaine-trafficking and narco-terrorism. "I am extremely proud of my ship's company which has made a positive impact everywhere we have visited and represented the United Kingdom and Royal Navy in the finest traditions of the Service. "After travelling over 32,000 miles and visiting 11 countries you cannot put into words how wonderful it is for the crew to meet up again with their families who have not seen them for such a long period of time. I am always so proud of how the ship's company deals with the strain of being away from their loved ones." HMS Portland sailed from Devonport in April and en route to the Falkland Islands conducted a four-day defence diplomacy visit to Rio de Janeiro in Brazil where she hosted high-profile events such as the UK Trade and Investment defence industry day, when lucrative contracts for British businesses were signed, and a peace support operations conference for the British Ambassador. The ship's role on her deployment was to provide a maritime presence to protect the UK's interests in the region, to reassure UK overseas territories, commonwealth countries and other friendly nations, and act as a deterrent to potential aggressors. The ship took part in joint exercises with the Army and RAF and conducted visits to the settlements around the Falkland Islands, including South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands. Six members of the Welsh Guards were embarked as the duty Falkland Islands infantry company which conducted foot patrols ashore. The dramatic scenery and remote landscape will be long remembered by the ship's company as the ship encountered icebergs, glaciers, stunning mountains and fascinating local wildlife, including fur seals, elephant seals and many penguins. On leaving the Falkland Islands, HMS Portland was honoured by a fantastic ceremonial send-off from the people and aircraft of the Mount Pleasant Complex, the Falkland Islands' military base. The ship then navigated the Magellan Straits and Patagonian Canals on the south west coast of Chile on her way to Valparaiso for Chile's 200th anniversary of independence celebrations. The event was marked by a multinational naval exercise and an international fleet review attended by President Sebastian Pinera and the Royal Navy's First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope. On her voyage to Chile, HMS Portland carried a special cargo of three church bells originally from a church in Santiago destroyed by fire 150 years ago but which were saved and shipped to a church in Oystermouth, Wales, where they had been on display until earlier this year. HMS Portland and RFA Black Rover shared the transport of the bells from the UK to return them to Chile and their return on this patrol was part of the country's 200th anniversary celebrations. HMS Portland also conducted a five-day visit to Lima in Peru, which also included a defence industry day on behalf of UK Trade and Industry, and a visit by James Brokenshire MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary for Crime Reduction at the Home Office, further raising the Royal Navy's profile in South America and helping to strengthen co-operation with Peru in the fight against cocaine-trafficking and associated terrorism -
0:56WRECK DIVING, SECRET SPOT OFF ST.IVES, CORNWALL. UK
WRECK DIVING, SECRET SPOT OFF ST.IVES, CORNWALL. UKWRECK DIVING, SECRET SPOT OFF ST.IVES, CORNWALL. UK
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32:01A quick game at Action Airsoft in Cornwall
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1:56www.Cornwallfreenews.com Kristine Cadieux On Bill Kingston Story on Cornwall Newswatch
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- Template Cornwall
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- Peter Lanyon
- Philip Payton
- Phoenicia
- Pytheas
- Richard Wagner
- Rick Stein
- Roger Hilton
- Rosamunde Pilcher
- Saint Petroc
- Saint Piran
- Sarah Newton
- Scottish people
- Segwarides
- Sherlock Holmes
- Sheryll Murray
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- Stephen Gilbert
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- Terry Frost
- Thomas Hardy
- Tony Blair
- Tori Amos
- Tristan
- Ulster Scots people
- Virginia Woolf
- Welsh people
- Wessex
- William Golding
- Winston Graham
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105 m Trimix Dive. Discovered a Submarine, The HMS Otus
The HMS Otus was scuttled off Durban, South Africa in September 1946. No records were kept of her location. After many years of searching we found her final resting place 67 years later. The divers were Patrick Voorma and Allan Maclean diving with Calypso Dive Centre, uShaka marine World. -
Video tour of Port Eliot house in St Germans, South East Cornwall
Take a video tour of Port Eliot house, which is the family home of the Earl of St Germans in Saltash, Cornwall. It opens to the public on March 1 2008. To read the full story click here: http://www.thisisdevon.co.uk/VIDEO-Port-Eliot-Estate-open-doors/story-16088258-detail/story.html Follow @thisisdevonnews on Twitter: http://twitter.com/thisisdevonnews Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thisisdevon -
Cornish Tin Ingot, SS Cheerful
SS Cheerful Tin Ingot SS (Steam Ship) Cheerful, having departed from Falmouth bound for Liverpool, was shipwrecked on 20 July 1885, 15 miles from the Longships Lighthouse off Land's End, due to the extremely poor visibility. In the fog, she was struck amidships by the torpedo depot ship HMS Hecla, and sank within four minutes. Thirty-six of the passengers aboard the Cheerful were rescued by the Hecla and were taken to Plymouth, but nine went down with the ship, and three more perished shortly after being picked up. The Liverpool-registered vessel, and all two tonnes of its cargo of tin were lost. She was carrying 28 and 56 pound ingots of Cornish tin bearing the marks of the smelting houses of Treloweth - St Erth, Carvedras - Truro, Trethellan - Truro, and Tamar - Bere Ferres. Follow... -
Funeral Of Navy Hero John Travers Cornwall (1916)
Funeral of the Royal Navy's 'Boy Hero', John Travers Cornwall in 1916 (World War One). Location: London. 29 July 1916. (Cornwall was buried in Manor Park Cemetry, East Ham, London following a full millitary funeral service.) Opens with shot of coffin being placed on gun carriage with flowers being secured by naval ratings. Young Naval ratings stand holding ropes, ready to pull the coffin along; pan back to coffin. Street lined with large crowd waiting for procession. Procession approaching up the street, led by a naval officer and two men in civilian dress and family. Guard follows with arms reserved, then Navy band. Many more mourners follow. M/S as the coffin is carried slowly to the gun carriage and placed on it (this shot belongs to the start of the item.) G386 90,000 his... -
Snow Scenes In Cornwall (1955)
Unissued / unused material. Snow scenes in Cornwall - Falmouth, Redruth & Helston. Aerial view of snow covered landscape, snow clearing operations in action. Lorries and cars snowed up on the Redruth to Bodmin road. Road clearing of four lanes on the Falmouth to Redruth road. Men carrying provisions on Helston to Redruth road. Van snowed up on bypass. Large drifts on roads between Redruth and Falmouth. Snow clearing. Large drifts on Redruth to Helston road. General shots of Helston. Ground shots of local people clearing snow bound roads. Drifts at cross roads, blocking thoroughfare. AA diversion. Snow bound blocked roads showing early morning milk lorries snow bound. Dairymen inspecting milk in churns on milk lorries. General shot snow drifts on roads with local dai... -
Former British Merchant Navy man preserves memories with model ships
Paul Carter, 75, of Madras was born in Falmouth, Cornwall, England, a port town on the English Channel. Carter has been building ship models since he worked in the shipyards at the age of 15. To read Carter's full story visit bendbulletin.com. -
Cornwall Late 1960's
Old Cine Film from the late 1960's early 1970's of St Ives and the King Harry Ferry in Cornwall. If you enjoy looking at old film subscribe to my channel as I collect old cine film and any clips that I think could be of interest to other people I put up on my channel. -
HMS Portland Royal Navy Luke coming home !
Luke`s (Netto`s) first deployment, with HMS Portland. Arriving at Plymouth on 15.11.10 having been at sea for almost 6 months, and having sailed half way around the world ! His elder brother Elliot joined him for the final week and was nick named "Jesus" & "J.C" by the crew ! I do apoligise for calling HMS Portland, "Luke`s ship" when it is in fact owned by Her Majesty and the Royal Navy.....I was just very excited ! Hundreds of family members and friends welcomed home HMS Portland yesterday as she returned from a successful seven-month deployment to the South Atlantic, eastern Pacific and Caribbean Sea. The Devonport-based Type 23 frigate was deployed to the Falkland Islands for four months as the Atlantic Patrol Task (South) ship and sailed over 32,000 miles (51,500km), including ... -
WRECK DIVING, SECRET SPOT OFF ST.IVES, CORNWALL. UK
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HMS Cornwall (1761) Top # 7 Facts
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- Duration: 0:56
- Updated: 27 Oct 2015
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HMS Cornwall (1761) Top # 7 Facts
HMS Cornwall (1761) Top # 7 Facts
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105 m Trimix Dive. Discovered a Submarine, The HMS Otus
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:56
- Updated: 14 Aug 2013
- views: 3610
The HMS Otus was scuttled off Durban, South Africa in September 1946. No records were kept of her location. After many years of searching we found her final res...
The HMS Otus was scuttled off Durban, South Africa in September 1946. No records were kept of her location. After many years of searching we found her final resting place 67 years later. The divers were Patrick Voorma and Allan Maclean diving with Calypso Dive Centre, uShaka marine World.
wn.com/105 M Trimix Dive. Discovered A Submarine, The Hms Otus
The HMS Otus was scuttled off Durban, South Africa in September 1946. No records were kept of her location. After many years of searching we found her final resting place 67 years later. The divers were Patrick Voorma and Allan Maclean diving with Calypso Dive Centre, uShaka marine World.
- published: 14 Aug 2013
- views: 3610
Video tour of Port Eliot house in St Germans, South East Cornwall
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- Duration: 6:56
- Updated: 20 Oct 2010
- views: 1037
Take a video tour of Port Eliot house, which is the family home of the Earl of St Germans in Saltash, Cornwall. It opens to the public on March 1 2008.
To read...
Take a video tour of Port Eliot house, which is the family home of the Earl of St Germans in Saltash, Cornwall. It opens to the public on March 1 2008.
To read the full story click here: http://www.thisisdevon.co.uk/VIDEO-Port-Eliot-Estate-open-doors/story-16088258-detail/story.html
Follow @thisisdevonnews on Twitter: http://twitter.com/thisisdevonnews
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wn.com/Video Tour Of Port Eliot House In St Germans, South East Cornwall
Take a video tour of Port Eliot house, which is the family home of the Earl of St Germans in Saltash, Cornwall. It opens to the public on March 1 2008.
To read the full story click here: http://www.thisisdevon.co.uk/VIDEO-Port-Eliot-Estate-open-doors/story-16088258-detail/story.html
Follow @thisisdevonnews on Twitter: http://twitter.com/thisisdevonnews
Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thisisdevon
- published: 20 Oct 2010
- views: 1037
Cornish Tin Ingot, SS Cheerful
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- Duration: 3:54
- Updated: 28 Jun 2014
- views: 463
SS Cheerful Tin Ingot
SS (Steam Ship) Cheerful, having departed from Falmouth bound for Liverpool, was shipwrecked on 20 July 1885, 15 miles from the Longships...
SS Cheerful Tin Ingot
SS (Steam Ship) Cheerful, having departed from Falmouth bound for Liverpool, was shipwrecked on 20 July 1885, 15 miles from the Longships Lighthouse off Land's End, due to the extremely poor visibility. In the fog, she was struck amidships by the torpedo depot ship HMS Hecla, and sank within four minutes. Thirty-six of the passengers aboard the Cheerful were rescued by the Hecla and were taken to Plymouth, but nine went down with the ship, and three more perished shortly after being picked up.
The Liverpool-registered vessel, and all two tonnes of its cargo of tin were lost. She was carrying 28 and 56 pound ingots of Cornish tin bearing the marks of the smelting houses of Treloweth - St Erth, Carvedras - Truro, Trethellan - Truro, and Tamar - Bere Ferres.
Following the salvage of wreck laying in 35 fathoms of water, 18 miles NNW of St Ives, in 1994, the cargo of tin, of the SS Cheerful was recovered.
This ingot was purchased at the time by me from Barry Gamble who was a member of the savage team. According to the stamp on this tin ingot, it is known that it came from the Trethellan smelting-house of Truro, which was owned by Williams, Harvey & Co. Every tin ingot by this time was stamped with a lamb-and-flag image, designed by Henry Davies in 1715, to represent his family crest. It is also a play on words as, 'Davas' is the Cornish term for a sheep. Due to the deeply religious symbolism of the image, the lamb-and-flag had been adopted by tin smelting houses and became symbolic of the purity of their product. http://www.lowestone.com
wn.com/Cornish Tin Ingot, Ss Cheerful
SS Cheerful Tin Ingot
SS (Steam Ship) Cheerful, having departed from Falmouth bound for Liverpool, was shipwrecked on 20 July 1885, 15 miles from the Longships Lighthouse off Land's End, due to the extremely poor visibility. In the fog, she was struck amidships by the torpedo depot ship HMS Hecla, and sank within four minutes. Thirty-six of the passengers aboard the Cheerful were rescued by the Hecla and were taken to Plymouth, but nine went down with the ship, and three more perished shortly after being picked up.
The Liverpool-registered vessel, and all two tonnes of its cargo of tin were lost. She was carrying 28 and 56 pound ingots of Cornish tin bearing the marks of the smelting houses of Treloweth - St Erth, Carvedras - Truro, Trethellan - Truro, and Tamar - Bere Ferres.
Following the salvage of wreck laying in 35 fathoms of water, 18 miles NNW of St Ives, in 1994, the cargo of tin, of the SS Cheerful was recovered.
This ingot was purchased at the time by me from Barry Gamble who was a member of the savage team. According to the stamp on this tin ingot, it is known that it came from the Trethellan smelting-house of Truro, which was owned by Williams, Harvey & Co. Every tin ingot by this time was stamped with a lamb-and-flag image, designed by Henry Davies in 1715, to represent his family crest. It is also a play on words as, 'Davas' is the Cornish term for a sheep. Due to the deeply religious symbolism of the image, the lamb-and-flag had been adopted by tin smelting houses and became symbolic of the purity of their product. http://www.lowestone.com
- published: 28 Jun 2014
- views: 463
Funeral Of Navy Hero John Travers Cornwall (1916)
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- Duration: 1:07
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 569
Funeral of the Royal Navy's 'Boy Hero', John Travers Cornwall in 1916 (World War One).
Location: London. 29 July 1916. (Cornwall was buried in Manor Park Cem...
Funeral of the Royal Navy's 'Boy Hero', John Travers Cornwall in 1916 (World War One).
Location: London. 29 July 1916. (Cornwall was buried in Manor Park Cemetry, East Ham, London following a full millitary funeral service.)
Opens with shot of coffin being placed on gun carriage with flowers being secured by naval ratings. Young Naval ratings stand holding ropes, ready to pull the coffin along; pan back to coffin. Street lined with large crowd waiting for procession. Procession approaching up the street, led by a naval officer and two men in civilian dress and family. Guard follows with arms reserved, then Navy band. Many more mourners follow.
M/S as the coffin is carried slowly to the gun carriage and placed on it (this shot belongs to the start of the item.)
G386
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Funeral of the Royal Navy's 'Boy Hero', John Travers Cornwall in 1916 (World War One).
Location: London. 29 July 1916. (Cornwall was buried in Manor Park Cemetry, East Ham, London following a full millitary funeral service.)
Opens with shot of coffin being placed on gun carriage with flowers being secured by naval ratings. Young Naval ratings stand holding ropes, ready to pull the coffin along; pan back to coffin. Street lined with large crowd waiting for procession. Procession approaching up the street, led by a naval officer and two men in civilian dress and family. Guard follows with arms reserved, then Navy band. Many more mourners follow.
M/S as the coffin is carried slowly to the gun carriage and placed on it (this shot belongs to the start of the item.)
G386
90,000 historic films, all SEARCHABLE on YouTube at: http://www.youtube.com/britishpathe Join us on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/britishpathe Tweet us @britishpathe FILM ID:1848.6
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 569
Snow Scenes In Cornwall (1955)
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- Duration: 4:56
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 1691
Unissued / unused material.
Snow scenes in Cornwall - Falmouth, Redruth & Helston.
Aerial view of snow covered landscape, snow clearing operations in act...
Unissued / unused material.
Snow scenes in Cornwall - Falmouth, Redruth & Helston.
Aerial view of snow covered landscape, snow clearing operations in action. Lorries and cars snowed up on the Redruth to Bodmin road. Road clearing of four lanes on the Falmouth to Redruth road. Men carrying provisions on Helston to Redruth road. Van snowed up on bypass. Large drifts on roads between Redruth and Falmouth. Snow clearing. Large drifts on Redruth to Helston road. General shots of Helston.
Ground shots of local people clearing snow bound roads. Drifts at cross roads, blocking thoroughfare. AA diversion. Snow bound blocked roads showing early morning milk lorries snow bound. Dairymen inspecting milk in churns on milk lorries. General shot snow drifts on roads with local dairymen endeavouring to free marooned milk cars with the aid of tractors (which also become bogged).
Date on dope sheet is 24/02/1955.
FILM ID:2672.06
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Unissued / unused material.
Snow scenes in Cornwall - Falmouth, Redruth & Helston.
Aerial view of snow covered landscape, snow clearing operations in action. Lorries and cars snowed up on the Redruth to Bodmin road. Road clearing of four lanes on the Falmouth to Redruth road. Men carrying provisions on Helston to Redruth road. Van snowed up on bypass. Large drifts on roads between Redruth and Falmouth. Snow clearing. Large drifts on Redruth to Helston road. General shots of Helston.
Ground shots of local people clearing snow bound roads. Drifts at cross roads, blocking thoroughfare. AA diversion. Snow bound blocked roads showing early morning milk lorries snow bound. Dairymen inspecting milk in churns on milk lorries. General shot snow drifts on roads with local dairymen endeavouring to free marooned milk cars with the aid of tractors (which also become bogged).
Date on dope sheet is 24/02/1955.
FILM ID:2672.06
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 1691
Former British Merchant Navy man preserves memories with model ships
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- Duration: 1:56
- Updated: 26 Feb 2016
- views: 461
Paul Carter, 75, of Madras was born in Falmouth, Cornwall, England, a port town on the English Channel. Carter has been building ship models since he worked in ...
Paul Carter, 75, of Madras was born in Falmouth, Cornwall, England, a port town on the English Channel. Carter has been building ship models since he worked in the shipyards at the age of 15. To read Carter's full story visit bendbulletin.com.
wn.com/Former British Merchant Navy Man Preserves Memories With Model Ships
Paul Carter, 75, of Madras was born in Falmouth, Cornwall, England, a port town on the English Channel. Carter has been building ship models since he worked in the shipyards at the age of 15. To read Carter's full story visit bendbulletin.com.
- published: 26 Feb 2016
- views: 461
Cornwall Late 1960's
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- Duration: 3:56
- Updated: 05 Jan 2016
- views: 449
Old Cine Film from the late 1960's early 1970's of St Ives and the King Harry Ferry in Cornwall. If you enjoy looking at old film subscribe to my channel as I c...
Old Cine Film from the late 1960's early 1970's of St Ives and the King Harry Ferry in Cornwall. If you enjoy looking at old film subscribe to my channel as I collect old cine film and any clips that I think could be of interest to other people I put up on my channel.
wn.com/Cornwall Late 1960's
Old Cine Film from the late 1960's early 1970's of St Ives and the King Harry Ferry in Cornwall. If you enjoy looking at old film subscribe to my channel as I collect old cine film and any clips that I think could be of interest to other people I put up on my channel.
- published: 05 Jan 2016
- views: 449
HMS Portland Royal Navy Luke coming home !
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:56
- Updated: 18 Nov 2010
- views: 13850
Luke`s (Netto`s) first deployment, with HMS Portland. Arriving at Plymouth on 15.11.10 having been at sea for almost 6 months, and having sailed half way around...
Luke`s (Netto`s) first deployment, with HMS Portland. Arriving at Plymouth on 15.11.10 having been at sea for almost 6 months, and having sailed half way around the world ! His elder brother Elliot joined him for the final week and was nick named "Jesus" & "J.C" by the crew !
I do apoligise for calling HMS Portland, "Luke`s ship" when it is in fact owned by Her Majesty and the Royal Navy.....I was just very excited !
Hundreds of family members and friends welcomed home HMS Portland yesterday as she returned from a successful seven-month deployment to the South Atlantic, eastern Pacific and Caribbean Sea.
The Devonport-based Type 23 frigate was deployed to the Falkland Islands for four months as the Atlantic Patrol Task (South) ship and sailed over 32,000 miles (51,500km), including circumnavigating South America, transiting the Magellan Straits, Patagonian and Panama Canals and sailing the length and breadth of the Atlantic with two crossings of the Equator.
HMS Portland's Commanding Officer, Commander Mike Knott, said:
"In a busy but extremely rewarding seven months HMS Portland has achieved a great deal, not only enhancing peace and stability within the South Atlantic and West African regions, but also contributing to the fight against cocaine-trafficking and narco-terrorism.
"I am extremely proud of my ship's company which has made a positive impact everywhere we have visited and represented the United Kingdom and Royal Navy in the finest traditions of the Service.
"After travelling over 32,000 miles and visiting 11 countries you cannot put into words how wonderful it is for the crew to meet up again with their families who have not seen them for such a long period of time. I am always so proud of how the ship's company deals with the strain of being away from their loved ones."
HMS Portland sailed from Devonport in April and en route to the Falkland Islands conducted a four-day defence diplomacy visit to Rio de Janeiro in Brazil where she hosted high-profile events such as the UK Trade and Investment defence industry day, when lucrative contracts for British businesses were signed, and a peace support operations conference for the British Ambassador.
The ship's role on her deployment was to provide a maritime presence to protect the UK's interests in the region, to reassure UK overseas territories, commonwealth countries and other friendly nations, and act as a deterrent to potential aggressors.
The ship took part in joint exercises with the Army and RAF and conducted visits to the settlements around the Falkland Islands, including South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands.
Six members of the Welsh Guards were embarked as the duty Falkland Islands infantry company which conducted foot patrols ashore.
The dramatic scenery and remote landscape will be long remembered by the ship's company as the ship encountered icebergs, glaciers, stunning mountains and fascinating local wildlife, including fur seals, elephant seals and many penguins.
On leaving the Falkland Islands, HMS Portland was honoured by a fantastic ceremonial send-off from the people and aircraft of the Mount Pleasant Complex, the Falkland Islands' military base.
The ship then navigated the Magellan Straits and Patagonian Canals on the south west coast of Chile on her way to Valparaiso for Chile's 200th anniversary of independence celebrations. The event was marked by a multinational naval exercise and an international fleet review attended by President Sebastian Pinera and the Royal Navy's First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope.
On her voyage to Chile, HMS Portland carried a special cargo of three church bells originally from a church in Santiago destroyed by fire 150 years ago but which were saved and shipped to a church in Oystermouth, Wales, where they had been on display until earlier this year.
HMS Portland and RFA Black Rover shared the transport of the bells from the UK to return them to Chile and their return on this patrol was part of the country's 200th anniversary celebrations.
HMS Portland also conducted a five-day visit to Lima in Peru, which also included a defence industry day on behalf of UK Trade and Industry, and a visit by James Brokenshire MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary for Crime Reduction at the Home Office, further raising the Royal Navy's profile in South America and helping to strengthen co-operation with Peru in the fight against cocaine-trafficking and associated terrorism
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Luke`s (Netto`s) first deployment, with HMS Portland. Arriving at Plymouth on 15.11.10 having been at sea for almost 6 months, and having sailed half way around the world ! His elder brother Elliot joined him for the final week and was nick named "Jesus" & "J.C" by the crew !
I do apoligise for calling HMS Portland, "Luke`s ship" when it is in fact owned by Her Majesty and the Royal Navy.....I was just very excited !
Hundreds of family members and friends welcomed home HMS Portland yesterday as she returned from a successful seven-month deployment to the South Atlantic, eastern Pacific and Caribbean Sea.
The Devonport-based Type 23 frigate was deployed to the Falkland Islands for four months as the Atlantic Patrol Task (South) ship and sailed over 32,000 miles (51,500km), including circumnavigating South America, transiting the Magellan Straits, Patagonian and Panama Canals and sailing the length and breadth of the Atlantic with two crossings of the Equator.
HMS Portland's Commanding Officer, Commander Mike Knott, said:
"In a busy but extremely rewarding seven months HMS Portland has achieved a great deal, not only enhancing peace and stability within the South Atlantic and West African regions, but also contributing to the fight against cocaine-trafficking and narco-terrorism.
"I am extremely proud of my ship's company which has made a positive impact everywhere we have visited and represented the United Kingdom and Royal Navy in the finest traditions of the Service.
"After travelling over 32,000 miles and visiting 11 countries you cannot put into words how wonderful it is for the crew to meet up again with their families who have not seen them for such a long period of time. I am always so proud of how the ship's company deals with the strain of being away from their loved ones."
HMS Portland sailed from Devonport in April and en route to the Falkland Islands conducted a four-day defence diplomacy visit to Rio de Janeiro in Brazil where she hosted high-profile events such as the UK Trade and Investment defence industry day, when lucrative contracts for British businesses were signed, and a peace support operations conference for the British Ambassador.
The ship's role on her deployment was to provide a maritime presence to protect the UK's interests in the region, to reassure UK overseas territories, commonwealth countries and other friendly nations, and act as a deterrent to potential aggressors.
The ship took part in joint exercises with the Army and RAF and conducted visits to the settlements around the Falkland Islands, including South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands.
Six members of the Welsh Guards were embarked as the duty Falkland Islands infantry company which conducted foot patrols ashore.
The dramatic scenery and remote landscape will be long remembered by the ship's company as the ship encountered icebergs, glaciers, stunning mountains and fascinating local wildlife, including fur seals, elephant seals and many penguins.
On leaving the Falkland Islands, HMS Portland was honoured by a fantastic ceremonial send-off from the people and aircraft of the Mount Pleasant Complex, the Falkland Islands' military base.
The ship then navigated the Magellan Straits and Patagonian Canals on the south west coast of Chile on her way to Valparaiso for Chile's 200th anniversary of independence celebrations. The event was marked by a multinational naval exercise and an international fleet review attended by President Sebastian Pinera and the Royal Navy's First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope.
On her voyage to Chile, HMS Portland carried a special cargo of three church bells originally from a church in Santiago destroyed by fire 150 years ago but which were saved and shipped to a church in Oystermouth, Wales, where they had been on display until earlier this year.
HMS Portland and RFA Black Rover shared the transport of the bells from the UK to return them to Chile and their return on this patrol was part of the country's 200th anniversary celebrations.
HMS Portland also conducted a five-day visit to Lima in Peru, which also included a defence industry day on behalf of UK Trade and Industry, and a visit by James Brokenshire MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary for Crime Reduction at the Home Office, further raising the Royal Navy's profile in South America and helping to strengthen co-operation with Peru in the fight against cocaine-trafficking and associated terrorism
- published: 18 Nov 2010
- views: 13850
WRECK DIVING, SECRET SPOT OFF ST.IVES, CORNWALL. UK
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- Duration: 0:56
- Updated: 05 Dec 2009
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- published: 05 Dec 2009
- views: 632
A quick game at Action Airsoft in Cornwall
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- Duration: 32:01
- Updated: 12 Oct 2015
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Quick game at Action Airsoft in Cornwall. I start with my sniper rifle and then realize that im crap with a sniper so switch to my m4 lol :) Please Like, Commen...
Quick game at Action Airsoft in Cornwall. I start with my sniper rifle and then realize that im crap with a sniper so switch to my m4 lol :) Please Like, Comment and enjoy! :)
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www.Cornwallfreenews.com Kristine Cadieux On Bill Kingston Story on Cornwall Newswatch
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Cornwall Travel Guide
Cornwall Travel Guide - To journey through Cornwall is to journey through time (interspersed with several cups of tea) - from the ancient megaliths of Stonehenge to the space-age domes of the Eden Project in Cornwall. It's also a trip to the 21st-century: The Cities in Cornwall revel in their heritage and confidently face the future, with industrial buildings revitalised as waterfront galleries or trendy apartments, flanked by tempting bars, shops, restaurants and some of the finest music venues on the planet. Enjoy your Cornwall Travel Guide! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIM0piUjyc4 -
Cornwall, England holidays travel guide fromTeletext Holidays
www.teletextholidays.co.uk - A video guide to the Cornwall area, from Teletext Holidays. Discover a slower pace of life where dramatic cliffs and isolated coves offer landscape unlike anywhere else in Britain. -
Visit Cornwall: the official tourist board; showreel 2014
Visit our website http://www.visitcornwall.com/ A short film introducing the latest work of Visit Cornwall, the official tourist board for Cornwall. We are the lead body for destination marketing and champion of the tourist industry in Cornwall. Our role is to grow the value of tourism by working with the tourism industry to deliver inspirational marketing and PR campaigns, and maximise the economic potential of events and festivals. Find us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IloveCornwall Twitter: https://twitter.com/ILoveCornwallUK Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/ilovecornwall Instagram: http://instagram.com/lovecornwalluk Google+: https://plus.google.com/+visitcornwall Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/ilovecornwall -
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Visit Cornwall, United Kingdom (HD)
Visit Cornwall, United Kingdom - Things to see & do in Cornwall, England - Tourist Attractions in Cornwall, England Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=World1Tube Cornwall (Cornish: Kernow) [1] is a Duchy in the extreme south west of the UK and includes the Isles of Scilly, considered the mystical home of the legendary King Arthur. Lying westwards beyond the River Tamar border with its nearest neighbour Devon, Cornwall is one of the more isolated and distinct parts of the United Kingdom but is one of the most popular with travellers and holiday-makers. Its relatively warm climate, long coastline, amazing scenery, and diverse Celtic heritage (combined with tales of smuggling and pirates!) go only part of the way to explaining its appeal.... -
Boscastle, Cornwall Travel Guide
This week I'm in Cornwall, or Kernow as it was originally known but to the tourists who flock to the beautiful county every year it's simply the Finland of the British Isles. I'm in the picturesque coastal town of Boscastle. History plays a significant part in Boscastle's past and the origins of many things can be traced back here. Bostcastle is regarded to be the birthplace of Cornish pasties, telegraph poles and mushy peas. But Boscastle's most famous creation is the creation of witchcraft creation. Witchcraft was first practiced right here in Boscastle by a coven of witches from the local RNLI. And it's a transition that has never died, the town is now home to the Boscastle School Of Witch And Wizardry, the only school of its kind in the UK. Sadly the school, as well as the rest ... -
St Ives Bay in West Cornwall, a video guide
A short video guide to St Ives Bay featuring St Ives; Godrevy Lighthouse, Porthminster and Porthmeor; Carbis Bay; Gwithian ; Hayle Towans. Publisher: Visit Cornwall Producer: http://www.soundviewmedia.co.uk -
Lonely Planet Devon Cornwall Travel Guide
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Devon, England holidays travel guide from Teletext Holidays
www.teletextholidays.co.uk - A video guide to the Devon area, from Teletext Holidays. The pairing of fresh green countryside and buzzing historical cities makes Devon a unique UK destination, offering both serenity and excitement. -
Porthcurno Beach Travel Guide - Cornwall United Kingdom - DEJPOST TV - My Free Haven
hello everyone here is my first travel video from Portcurno Beach in United Kingdom... sorry for the bad quality of the recording...but this is my first video so please do forgive me... Please RATE, COMMENT, & SUBSCRIBE !!! -
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Visitors Guide to Cornwall
Cutting into the Atlantic at South West England's furthest edge, Cornwall is an inspirational place to recharge and explore.
Cornwall Travel Guide
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- Duration: 1:17
- Updated: 01 May 2014
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Cornwall Travel Guide - To journey through Cornwall is to journey through time (interspersed with several cups of tea) - from the ancient megaliths of Stoneheng...
Cornwall Travel Guide - To journey through Cornwall is to journey through time (interspersed with several cups of tea) - from the ancient megaliths of Stonehenge to the space-age domes of the Eden Project in Cornwall.
It's also a trip to the 21st-century: The Cities in Cornwall revel in their heritage and confidently face the future, with industrial buildings revitalised as waterfront galleries or trendy apartments, flanked by tempting bars, shops, restaurants and some of the finest music venues on the planet.
Enjoy your Cornwall Travel Guide!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIM0piUjyc4
wn.com/Cornwall Travel Guide
Cornwall Travel Guide - To journey through Cornwall is to journey through time (interspersed with several cups of tea) - from the ancient megaliths of Stonehenge to the space-age domes of the Eden Project in Cornwall.
It's also a trip to the 21st-century: The Cities in Cornwall revel in their heritage and confidently face the future, with industrial buildings revitalised as waterfront galleries or trendy apartments, flanked by tempting bars, shops, restaurants and some of the finest music venues on the planet.
Enjoy your Cornwall Travel Guide!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIM0piUjyc4
- published: 01 May 2014
- views: 935
Cornwall, England holidays travel guide fromTeletext Holidays
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- Duration: 3:41
- Updated: 24 Jun 2009
- views: 18570
www.teletextholidays.co.uk -
A video guide to the Cornwall area, from Teletext Holidays.
Discover a slower pace of life where dramatic cliffs and isolated co...
www.teletextholidays.co.uk -
A video guide to the Cornwall area, from Teletext Holidays.
Discover a slower pace of life where dramatic cliffs and isolated coves offer landscape unlike anywhere else in Britain.
wn.com/Cornwall, England Holidays Travel Guide Fromteletext Holidays
www.teletextholidays.co.uk -
A video guide to the Cornwall area, from Teletext Holidays.
Discover a slower pace of life where dramatic cliffs and isolated coves offer landscape unlike anywhere else in Britain.
- published: 24 Jun 2009
- views: 18570
Visit Cornwall: the official tourist board; showreel 2014
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- Duration: 5:01
- Updated: 23 Dec 2013
- views: 14490
Visit our website http://www.visitcornwall.com/
A short film introducing the latest work of Visit Cornwall, the official tourist board for Cornwall. We are the...
Visit our website http://www.visitcornwall.com/
A short film introducing the latest work of Visit Cornwall, the official tourist board for Cornwall. We are the lead body for destination marketing and champion of the tourist industry in Cornwall. Our role is to grow the value of tourism by working with the tourism industry to deliver inspirational marketing and PR campaigns, and maximise the economic potential of events and festivals.
Find us on social media:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IloveCornwall
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ILoveCornwallUK
Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/ilovecornwall
Instagram: http://instagram.com/lovecornwalluk
Google+: https://plus.google.com/+visitcornwall
Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/ilovecornwall
wn.com/Visit Cornwall The Official Tourist Board Showreel 2014
Visit our website http://www.visitcornwall.com/
A short film introducing the latest work of Visit Cornwall, the official tourist board for Cornwall. We are the lead body for destination marketing and champion of the tourist industry in Cornwall. Our role is to grow the value of tourism by working with the tourism industry to deliver inspirational marketing and PR campaigns, and maximise the economic potential of events and festivals.
Find us on social media:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IloveCornwall
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ILoveCornwallUK
Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/ilovecornwall
Instagram: http://instagram.com/lovecornwalluk
Google+: https://plus.google.com/+visitcornwall
Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/ilovecornwall
- published: 23 Dec 2013
- views: 14490
Cornwall, England
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- Duration: 21:47
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We travel by train south to Penzance and further to the southern tip of England at Lands End. You can easily take the public buses to explore some smaller coas...
We travel by train south to Penzance and further to the southern tip of England at Lands End. You can easily take the public buses to explore some smaller coastal villages including Mousehole and St. Ives, then across the inlet to the island of Mt. St. Michael.
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Visit Cornwall, United Kingdom (HD)
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- Duration: 8:07
- Updated: 03 Nov 2015
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Visit Cornwall, United Kingdom - Things to see & do in Cornwall, England - Tourist Attractions in Cornwall, England
Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http:/...
Visit Cornwall, United Kingdom - Things to see & do in Cornwall, England - Tourist Attractions in Cornwall, England
Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=World1Tube
Cornwall (Cornish: Kernow) [1] is a Duchy in the extreme south west of the UK and includes the Isles of Scilly, considered the mystical home of the legendary King Arthur. Lying westwards beyond the River Tamar border with its nearest neighbour Devon, Cornwall is one of the more isolated and distinct parts of the United Kingdom but is one of the most popular with travellers and holiday-makers. Its relatively warm climate, long coastline, amazing scenery, and diverse Celtic heritage (combined with tales of smuggling and pirates!) go only part of the way to explaining its appeal. Cornwall is increasingly becoming a popular destination for those interested in cultural tourism due to its long association with visual and written arts, and enormous wealth of archaeology. Its mining heritage has recently been recognised by the United Nations (UNESCO). Cornwall has always been fiercely proud of its Celtic identity, and for many residents their Cornish identity supersedes their Englishness or Britishness.
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Visit Cornwall, United Kingdom - Things to see & do in Cornwall, England - Tourist Attractions in Cornwall, England
Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=World1Tube
Cornwall (Cornish: Kernow) [1] is a Duchy in the extreme south west of the UK and includes the Isles of Scilly, considered the mystical home of the legendary King Arthur. Lying westwards beyond the River Tamar border with its nearest neighbour Devon, Cornwall is one of the more isolated and distinct parts of the United Kingdom but is one of the most popular with travellers and holiday-makers. Its relatively warm climate, long coastline, amazing scenery, and diverse Celtic heritage (combined with tales of smuggling and pirates!) go only part of the way to explaining its appeal. Cornwall is increasingly becoming a popular destination for those interested in cultural tourism due to its long association with visual and written arts, and enormous wealth of archaeology. Its mining heritage has recently been recognised by the United Nations (UNESCO). Cornwall has always been fiercely proud of its Celtic identity, and for many residents their Cornish identity supersedes their Englishness or Britishness.
- published: 03 Nov 2015
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Boscastle, Cornwall Travel Guide
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- Duration: 1:37
- Updated: 17 Jul 2014
- views: 323
This week I'm in Cornwall, or Kernow as it was originally known but to the tourists who flock to the beautiful county every year it's simply the Finland of the ...
This week I'm in Cornwall, or Kernow as it was originally known but to the tourists who flock to the beautiful county every year it's simply the Finland of the British Isles. I'm in the picturesque coastal town of Boscastle.
History plays a significant part in Boscastle's past and the origins of many things can be traced back here. Bostcastle is regarded to be the birthplace of Cornish pasties, telegraph poles and mushy peas. But Boscastle's most famous creation is the creation of witchcraft creation.
Witchcraft was first practiced right here in Boscastle by a coven of witches from the local RNLI. And it's a transition that has never died, the town is now home to the Boscastle School Of Witch And Wizardry, the only school of its kind in the UK.
Sadly the school, as well as the rest of the town was devastated by Hurricane Katrina in 2004. Many homes were destroyed and almost all of the Pot Noodles from the local store were washed to sea. The town has now been restored to its former glory thanks to the BBC's Challenge Annika team.
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This video was shot in Cornwall and edited and uploaded from my tent in the rain.
Music: http://audiojungle.net/item/spanish-rhythmic-guitar/151349 / http://audiojungle.net/item/spanish-summer-dance/2421901 / http://audiojungle.net/item/spooky-ident/4300141 / http://audiojungle.net/item/spooky/5909998
wn.com/Boscastle, Cornwall Travel Guide
This week I'm in Cornwall, or Kernow as it was originally known but to the tourists who flock to the beautiful county every year it's simply the Finland of the British Isles. I'm in the picturesque coastal town of Boscastle.
History plays a significant part in Boscastle's past and the origins of many things can be traced back here. Bostcastle is regarded to be the birthplace of Cornish pasties, telegraph poles and mushy peas. But Boscastle's most famous creation is the creation of witchcraft creation.
Witchcraft was first practiced right here in Boscastle by a coven of witches from the local RNLI. And it's a transition that has never died, the town is now home to the Boscastle School Of Witch And Wizardry, the only school of its kind in the UK.
Sadly the school, as well as the rest of the town was devastated by Hurricane Katrina in 2004. Many homes were destroyed and almost all of the Pot Noodles from the local store were washed to sea. The town has now been restored to its former glory thanks to the BBC's Challenge Annika team.
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This video was shot in Cornwall and edited and uploaded from my tent in the rain.
Music: http://audiojungle.net/item/spanish-rhythmic-guitar/151349 / http://audiojungle.net/item/spanish-summer-dance/2421901 / http://audiojungle.net/item/spooky-ident/4300141 / http://audiojungle.net/item/spooky/5909998
- published: 17 Jul 2014
- views: 323
St Ives Bay in West Cornwall, a video guide
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- Duration: 2:58
- Updated: 11 Jul 2013
- views: 65443
A short video guide to St Ives Bay featuring St Ives; Godrevy Lighthouse, Porthminster and Porthmeor; Carbis Bay; Gwithian ; Hayle Towans.
Publisher: Visit Cor...
A short video guide to St Ives Bay featuring St Ives; Godrevy Lighthouse, Porthminster and Porthmeor; Carbis Bay; Gwithian ; Hayle Towans.
Publisher: Visit Cornwall
Producer: http://www.soundviewmedia.co.uk
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A short video guide to St Ives Bay featuring St Ives; Godrevy Lighthouse, Porthminster and Porthmeor; Carbis Bay; Gwithian ; Hayle Towans.
Publisher: Visit Cornwall
Producer: http://www.soundviewmedia.co.uk
- published: 11 Jul 2013
- views: 65443
Lonely Planet Devon Cornwall Travel Guide
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- Duration: 0:21
- Updated: 02 Mar 2016
- views: 0
- published: 02 Mar 2016
- views: 0
Devon, England holidays travel guide from Teletext Holidays
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- Duration: 3:38
- Updated: 24 Jun 2009
- views: 42851
www.teletextholidays.co.uk -
A video guide to the Devon area, from Teletext Holidays.
The pairing of fresh green countryside and buzzing historical cities ma...
www.teletextholidays.co.uk -
A video guide to the Devon area, from Teletext Holidays.
The pairing of fresh green countryside and buzzing historical cities makes Devon a unique UK destination, offering both serenity and excitement.
wn.com/Devon, England Holidays Travel Guide From Teletext Holidays
www.teletextholidays.co.uk -
A video guide to the Devon area, from Teletext Holidays.
The pairing of fresh green countryside and buzzing historical cities makes Devon a unique UK destination, offering both serenity and excitement.
- published: 24 Jun 2009
- views: 42851
Porthcurno Beach Travel Guide - Cornwall United Kingdom - DEJPOST TV - My Free Haven
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- Duration: 8:50
- Updated: 20 Sep 2013
- views: 373
hello everyone here is my first travel video from Portcurno Beach in United Kingdom...
sorry for the bad quality of the recording...but this is my first video s...
hello everyone here is my first travel video from Portcurno Beach in United Kingdom...
sorry for the bad quality of the recording...but this is my first video so please do forgive me...
Please RATE, COMMENT, & SUBSCRIBE !!!
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hello everyone here is my first travel video from Portcurno Beach in United Kingdom...
sorry for the bad quality of the recording...but this is my first video so please do forgive me...
Please RATE, COMMENT, & SUBSCRIBE !!!
- published: 20 Sep 2013
- views: 373
Discover Cornwall Food and Drink
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- Duration: 4:42
- Updated: 25 Nov 2014
- views: 58528
http://www.sykescottages.co.uk/discover-cornwall/food-drink/ Find out more about the amazing food and drink Cornwall has to offer in our 'Discover Cornwall' onl...
http://www.sykescottages.co.uk/discover-cornwall/food-drink/ Find out more about the amazing food and drink Cornwall has to offer in our 'Discover Cornwall' online travel guide
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Visitors Guide to Cornwall
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- Duration: 1:36
- Updated: 14 Oct 2010
- views: 216
Cutting into the Atlantic at South West England's furthest edge, Cornwall is an inspirational place to recharge and explore.
Cutting into the Atlantic at South West England's furthest edge, Cornwall is an inspirational place to recharge and explore.
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Cutting into the Atlantic at South West England's furthest edge, Cornwall is an inspirational place to recharge and explore.
- published: 14 Oct 2010
- views: 216
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HMS Cornwall (1761) Top # 7 Facts
HMS Cornwall (1761) Top # 7 Facts
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HMS Cornwall (1761) Top # 7 Facts
HMS Cornwall (1761) Top # 7 Facts
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105 m Trimix Dive. Discovered a Submarine, The HMS Otus
The HMS Otus was scuttled off Durban, South Africa in September 1946. No records were kept...
published: 14 Aug 2013
105 m Trimix Dive. Discovered a Submarine, The HMS Otus
105 m Trimix Dive. Discovered a Submarine, The HMS Otus
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Video tour of Port Eliot house in St Germans, South East Cornwall
Take a video tour of Port Eliot house, which is the family home of the Earl of St Germans ...
published: 20 Oct 2010
Video tour of Port Eliot house in St Germans, South East Cornwall
Video tour of Port Eliot house in St Germans, South East Cornwall
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Cornish Tin Ingot, SS Cheerful
SS Cheerful Tin Ingot
SS (Steam Ship) Cheerful, having departed from Falmouth bound for L...
published: 28 Jun 2014
Cornish Tin Ingot, SS Cheerful
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Funeral Of Navy Hero John Travers Cornwall (1916)
Funeral of the Royal Navy's 'Boy Hero', John Travers Cornwall in 1916 (World War One).
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Funeral Of Navy Hero John Travers Cornwall (1916)
Funeral Of Navy Hero John Travers Cornwall (1916)
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Snow Scenes In Cornwall (1955)
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Snow scenes in Cornwall - Falmouth, Redruth & Helston.
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Snow Scenes In Cornwall (1955)
Snow Scenes In Cornwall (1955)
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Former British Merchant Navy man preserves memories with model ships
Paul Carter, 75, of Madras was born in Falmouth, Cornwall, England, a port town on the Eng...
published: 26 Feb 2016
Former British Merchant Navy man preserves memories with model ships
Former British Merchant Navy man preserves memories with model ships
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Cornwall Late 1960's
Old Cine Film from the late 1960's early 1970's of St Ives and the King Harry Ferry in Cor...
published: 05 Jan 2016
Cornwall Late 1960's
Cornwall Late 1960's
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HMS Portland Royal Navy Luke coming home !
Luke`s (Netto`s) first deployment, with HMS Portland. Arriving at Plymouth on 15.11.10 hav...
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HMS Portland Royal Navy Luke coming home !
HMS Portland Royal Navy Luke coming home !
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WRECK DIVING, SECRET SPOT OFF ST.IVES, CORNWALL. UK
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WRECK DIVING, SECRET SPOT OFF ST.IVES, CORNWALL. UK
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A quick game at Action Airsoft in Cornwall
Quick game at Action Airsoft in Cornwall. I start with my sniper rifle and then realize th...
published: 12 Oct 2015
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Kristine Cadieux On Bill Kingston Story on Cornwall Newswatch - July 31, 2015
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Cornwall Travel Guide
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Cornwall, England holidays travel guide fromTeletext Holidays
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Visit Cornwall: the official tourist board; showreel 2014
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Cornwall, England
We travel by train south to Penzance and further to the southern tip of England at Lands E...
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Visit Cornwall, United Kingdom (HD)
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Boscastle, Cornwall Travel Guide
This week I'm in Cornwall, or Kernow as it was originally known but to the tourists who fl...
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St Ives Bay in West Cornwall, a video guide
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Porthcurno Beach Travel Guide - Cornwall United Kingdom - DEJPOST TV - My Free Haven
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Discover Cornwall Food and Drink
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Visitors Guide to Cornwall
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Cyclone Roanu kills 23 in Bangladesh
Edit The National 21 May 2016
Chittagong // Cyclone Roanu killed 23 people in Bangladesh on Saturday and forced hundreds of thousands to flee their homes amid strong winds and heavy downpours. Authorities took more than 500,000 people into shelters as the cyclone made landfall just after noon, packing winds of up to 88 kilometres per hour ... "Thousands of villagers were forced to flee their homes after the storm surge flooded their villages," he said....
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Across Africa, the worst famine since 1985 looms for 50 million
Edit The Observer 22 May 2016
Harvest should be the time for celebrations, weddings and full bellies in southern Malawi. But Christopher Witimani, Lilian Matafle and their seven children and four grandchildren had nothing to celebrate last week as they picked their meagre maize crop. Related. 'It's a disaster'. children bear brunt of southern Africa's devastating drought . Lucy Lamble. Last year’s drought, followed by erratic rains, hit the village of Nkhotakota hard ... ....
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Protesters worldwide slam US-based biotech giant Monsanto
Edit Press TV 22 May 2016
Hundreds of thousands of people have demonstrated in nearly 50 countries around the globe to protest against the American mega producer company of genetically engineered (GE) seeds Monsanto, saying the corporation’s modified food and chemical herbicides pose grave threats to health ... They said the company works unethically in its development and implementation of genetically tailored seeds and pesticides ... ©AFP ... ©AFP ... ....
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MH17 victim families sue Putin, Russia in European rights court
Edit Dawn 21 May 2016
SYDNEY. Families of victims of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, which was shot down over Ukraine in 2014, are suing President Vladimir Putin and Russia for Aus$10 million each in the European Court of Human Rights, The Sydney Morning Herald reported on Saturday ... DAWN_VIDEO - /1029551/DAWN-RM-1x1 ... ....
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EU referendum: Vote Leave faces criticism over Turkey 'criminals' claim
Edit The Independent 22 May 2016
Britain will open the doors to high levels of criminals from countries like Turkey if it remains in the European Union Leave campaigners have claimed - a move labelled "absurd and untrue" by critics ... Read more....
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Cold Feet actress Hermione Norris enjoys a great British family holiday at the hotel that ...
Edit The Daily Mail 22 May 2016
Fowey Hall, in the small town of Fowey, Cornwall, is said to have inspired Toad Hall in the Wind in the Willows but there's also literary connections to author Daphne du Maurier ... ....
From Cornwall to the cosmos: how Newquay could get a spaceport
Edit The Guardian 21 May 2016
At the coffee shop’s “Destination Cornwall” display, you can buy clotted cream shortbread, clotted cream fudge and, if your lily required further gilding, Poldark-themed Cornish ale ... The EU might be relied upon to step in, having invested almost £2bn in Cornwall over the past 20 years. But, to the consternation of many there, five of Cornwall’s six MPs – all Conservatives – want to leave the EU....
RNLI lifeguards rescue two watersports beginners (RNLI - Royal National Lifeboat Institution)
Edit Public Technologies 21 May 2016
(Source. RNLI - Royal National Lifeboat Institution). RNLI lifeguards rescued two watersports beginners at beaches in Cornwall today as seasonal RNLI lifeguard service resumed at a number of beaches in the county this weekend ... 'Whether you are local to Cornwall, or visiting on holiday, we'd urge beachgoers to head to an RNLI lifeguarded beach and to swim in the supervised area between the red and yellow flags ... RNLI media contacts ... (noodl....
'Unacceptable' lack of diversity in senior police ranks suggests 'unconscious bias' against ethnic minorities
Edit The Independent 21 May 2016
San Francisco's police chief resigns amid racism row Polish girl who complained of classroom racism found dead at school in Cornwall Anti-racism group rejects Trevor Phillips’ claims that Britain is ‘sleepwalking to catastrophe’ over ......
High School league credited with producing world-class martial arts fighters
Edit Jamaica Observer 21 May 2016
The duo are among five fighters at the May 18-22 International Sport Kickboxing Association’s (ISKA) 2016 World Championships in Stuttgart, Germany ... This would not have been possible without the high school league ... Defending champions Calabar, Kingston College, Wolmer’s, Jamaica College, St George’s College, Hydel High and Cornwall College are participating teams. ....
UK police expect 30,000 new child abuse reports
Edit Press TV 21 May 2016
It coordinates a number of other investigations by police forces throughout Britain ... Justice Lowell Goddard is running 13 investigations into institutional abuse, which include inquiries concerning Westminster, the Catholic Church, Church of England, and Lambeth borough, and concerning grooming and sexual exploitation in Rochdale, Devon, Cornwall, Oxford and Rotherham, and at the Medomsley detention center in Durham ... ....
Wembley Travel Options (Plymouth Argyle Football Co Ltd)
Edit Public Technologies 21 May 2016
(Source. Plymouth Argyle Football Co Ltd). GWR are running increased capacity on existing routes to carry the Green Army to Wembley, as well laying on extensions to services that typically start at Bristol ... Trains GWR have provided us with the following train times from Plymouth to Paddington and vice versa, on Monday, May 30. Plymouth to Paddington ... Coaches ... There will be four coaches running through Cornwall, two on each of two routes....
Britain's Got Talent: The FULL list of live show acts - did your favourite make the cut?
Edit Digital Spy 21 May 2016
She lives in Widnes with her parents, brother, and dog Bailey. 100 Voices of Gospel What? Choir 100 Voices of Gospel, who are made up of members from across the world, are an exuberant choir with heaps of energy ... Josh Curnow - 26, Cornwall What? Singer Josh wowed the judges with his husky-voiced piano cover of Green Day's 'Basket Case' - although David was disappointed to learn that he has a girlfriend ... Bless ... ....
Cornwall Police Apologise For Naked Woman Sandcastle Branded 'Very Offensive'
Edit Huffington Post 20 May 2016
Devon and Cornwall Police were criticised after officers created a sprawled out murder victim surrounded by police tape and then tweeted pictures of it having claimed victory. . The sculpture was made as part of the Cornwall Beach Games, but Labour councillor Hannah Toms said it was in "poor taste". ... - Cornwall police apologise for naked woman sandcastle https.//t.co/RxNisEXcyS— Dan (@TheMadDan) May 20, 2016....
Planned roadworks in Devon and Cornwall: weekly summary for Monday 23 May to Sunday 29 May 2016 (Highways England)
Edit Public Technologies 20 May 2016
(Source. Highways England). The following summary of planned new and ongoing road improvements over the coming week is correct as of the above date but could be subject to change due to weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances ... Devon ... Cornwall ... Original documenthttps.//www.gov.uk/government/news/planned-roadworks-in-devon-and-cornwall-weekly-summary-for-monday-23-may-to-sunday-29-may-2016....
Cornwall police criticised for 'murder victim' sand sculpture
Edit The Guardian 20 May 2016
Officers win sandcastle competition – but portrayal of curvy woman impaled by spade is condemned for being in poor taste ... The sculpture of the murder victim, sprawled on a Cornish beach surrounded by crime scene tape, was skilful enough to win a team from Devon and Cornwall police first prize in a beach games competition ... — Truro Police (@PoliceTruro) May 14, 2016 ... ....
Cornwall recycling company fined for permit breaches (The Environment Agency)
Edit Public Technologies 20 May 2016
(Source. The Environment Agency). The site has had its environmental permit revoked meaning it can no longer operate as a waste facility. The case was brought by the Environment Agency ... The operators did not take sufficient action and the volumes of waste were not reduced ... They were both fined £200, and each ordered to pay £300 costs ... Original documenthttps.//www.gov.uk/government/news/cornwall-recycling-company-fined-for-permit-breaches....
County Championships: Who will make it to Twickenham? (The RFU - Rugby Football Union)
Edit Public Technologies 20 May 2016
Cheshire, Lancashire, Cornwall, Gloucestershire, Hertfordshire ... In the South Division, reigning champions Cornwall are strong favourites to book a fourth consecutive final ... They currently lay three and four points behind Cornwall respectively and the points difference is close - Cornwall on +14, Gloucestershire on +10 and Hertfordshire on -5....
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